Send MAL your peer4commit “identifier” (this is found at the top when you edit/view your profile).
Start translating!
When the language you’re working on reaches 100% complete the translations will be reviewed and once approved they’ll be uploaded to peercoin.net. Tips will then be distributed to the identifiers provided. Note that some tips may be rejected if the translations are deemed inaccurate. If you don’t want to accept tips that’s O.K. too, you can always take them and donate them to any of the projects on peer4commit.
20 PPC will be provided for a full translation from 0% to 100% based on the list below.
4 PPC will be provided for a translation from 88% to 100% based on the list below.
Languages sitting at 88%:
Arabic
Chinese (now 100% thanks to wolfcrafts) *Updated on Peercoin.net
French (now 100% thanks to MAL) *Updated on Peercoin.net
German (now 100% thanks to skull) *Updated on Peercoin.net
Greek
Hindi
Indonesian
Italian
Norwegian
Portuguese
Russian (now 100% thanks to Vitalicus) *Updated on Peercoin.net
Spanish (now 100% thanks to elponivengador) *Updated on Peercoin.net
Tagalog
Languages sitting at 0%:
Danish
Dutch
Finnish
Hebrew
Japanese
Romanian (now 100% thanks to Vitalicus) *Updated on Peercoin.net
Serbian
Swedish
Thai
Turkish
Ukrainian (now 100% thanks to ukraineisrussia) *Updated on Peercoin.net
If you would like to help translate Peercoin.net in a language that’s not listed here let me know.
Progress so far: 7 languages are 100% complete and have been uploaded to peercoin.net out of 24.
If anyone notices issues with the translated pages let us know.
@ukraineisrussia I uploaded the new Ukrainian translation to peercoin.net. Please take a look and let me know if anything needs tweaking. I didn’t see any changes for the Russian pages on Transifex (there was nothing in the time line for Russian). Are you sure the changes were saved? I’d be glad to upload those as well after you confirm.
I don’t really have stats for that since it’s hard to measure, I can see referral hits from different Google searches but if we don’t have the languages available in the first place then we simply wouldn’t get any searches from the .jp or other domains.
Specific to the Japanese language there’s huge interest in Bitcoin from the Japanese market so I feel like we’re missing out. Japan just legalized Bitcoin in April-May 2017. Look at the top currencies for Bitcoin (JPY - Japan, KRW - South Korea) https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets, although it could just be that Peercoin isn’t offered on those exchanges we should definitely start appealing to users in those markets.